There was no better place to embrace the coziness of fall than at UNLV’s 8th annual Art Walk, where attendees treated themselves to delightful dishes, lively performances, and a host of remarkable art displays.
UNLV students have the opportunity to design artwork inspired by the infinite possibilities for Pi for Sphere's Exosphere — the world's largest LED screen.
The groundbreaking minor celebrates culture, trains musicians, and fills a growing demand in music classrooms.
The UNLV Symphony Orchestra is conducted by the orchestra's artistic director Taras Krysa,
The winner receives $5,000 and is invited to work with College of Fine Arts students in the fall.
The Performing Arts Center welcomes the popular chorus composed of four touring choirs that hail from dozens of nations.
The concert features local Las Vegas musicians Alexandria Le (piano), Alexander Dzyubinski (violin), Yunior Lopez (viola), and music professor Andrew Smith (cello).
Costume sketches, photos, programs, and rare materials showcase the dazzling history of Las Vegas showgirls.
Described by NPR as 'perhaps the most precise and soulful classical guitarist of his generation.'
Images that represent BMI’s 20-year history are on display through May 2026.
Step into the visual world of ‘Hedda Gabler,’ the opening production of the Nevada Conservatory Theatre's 25th season.
UNLV Film student Hisonni Mustafa was selected as a winner of the Tyler Perry Dreamers Program, which included a trip to Tyler Perry Studios in Atlanta.